Welcome to Community Training Connection!

Physical Changes in Aging (1 CEU) Approved for: Adult Residential Facility  Residential Care Facility for Elderly Accepted by the Board of Registered Nurses Changes caused by aging can be found in all of the body's cells, tissues, and organs. Because the systems of the body, all work together, these age-related changes affect one another. Though not everyone ages in the same way, this course will review these changes system by system. Read more

Postural Supports (2 CEUs) Approved for: ARF  RCFE Approved for the Board of Registered Nurses Postural supports are devices and techniques that aid proper body alignment and support for people with disabilities or conditions affecting their mobility. These supports can include seating systems, cushions, braces, and belts. Proper postural support is crucial for individuals with conditions like cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, or chronic pain. They can be customized to suit individual needs and improve comfort, prevent discomfort, and promote mobility and independence. Healthcare professionals or therapists may prescribe them. Read more

Psychosocial Needs of Elders (2 CEUs) Approved for: Residential Care Facility for Elderly Accepted by the Board of Registered Nurses A person’s psychosocial needs are just as important as their physical needs. A resident in a long-term care facility has the same need to feel worthwhile, loved, and secure in their relationships as anyone else. Though for some it may be more difficult, having these needs met can contribute to their overall health and quality of life. This course discusses the effects of aging on psychosocial well-being, identifies seven dimensions of wellness, and describes practical ways to support the psychosocial needs of residents. Though health and functional capacity decline with age, quality of life does not have to. Read more

Regulations: Don't Get Burned by Fire Code! (2 CEUs) Approved for: Adult Residential Facility  Residential Care Facility for Elderly  Group Home  STRTP  This course provides essential knowledge on fire safety and compliance with fire codes, specifically for licensed California residential care facilities. Participants will explore fire prevention strategies, fire code regulations, emergency preparedness, and evacuation procedures. We’ll cover key topics such as fire classifications, required safety equipment, proper documentation, and mobility considerations for residents. Through interactive content and assessments, learners will gain the skills to ensure a fire-safe environment while meeting legal and regulatory requirements. Read more

Infection Control Protocols and The Infection Preventionist (2 CEU) Approved for: Adult Residential Facility Residential Care Facility for the Elderly Group Home Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program Board of Registered Nurses The residents and staff in long-term care facilities are at higher risk of infection than the average population. Infections acquired in healthcare settings account for as many as 380,000 deaths annually. Infections add to health care costs, increase hospitalizations, and diminish your residents’ quality of life. For these reasons, infection control must be one of the primary goals of care in your facility. This course reviews the regulatory requirements for infection prevention and the role of the Infection Preventionist. Read more

Mandated Abuse Reporting (2 CEUs) Approved for: Adult Residential Facility  Residential Care Facility for Elderly Group Home STRTP Board of Registered Nurses *This class fulfills 2 hours of Laws and Regulations requirement for CCL administrator renewal* Part of your role as the administrator of a residential facility is mandated reporting, a requirement that you report any known or suspected instances of abuse or neglect.  Whether you work with children, dependent adults, or elder adults, your resident population is vulnerable to abuse or neglect. You are in a position to act as a protector to stop abuse or neglect from happening to the people in your care, and it is your ethical and legal obligation to safeguard their well-being. Read more